Greece maintains a network of civil defense shelters—many hidden and some dating back to World War II—designed to protect civilians if air-raid sirens sound

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office recorded €2.68 billion in estimated damage tied to ongoing investigations in Greece. The findings have triggered sharp criticism from opposition parties.

A security guard noticed a prowler at the site and called police, with officers later arresting one suspect in his attempt to flee. Authorities accused the man of another three such rail-related thefts last Sunday.

Gas station owners in Greece warn that additional price adjustments are expected in the coming days.

Among the main components, services posted the fastest annual growth at 3.4% in Feb., up from 3.2% in Jan. Food, alcohol, and tobacco remained steady at 2.6%.

The aim of the new label is to ensure diverse and inclusive workplaces in Greece.

Business and consumer confidence improved across sectors in Greece in February, driven by construction and retail growth, even as international uncertainties, including the Middle East conflict, pose potential risks

A new study forecasts a sharp rise in breast cancer cases and deaths worldwide, highlighting disparities between high- and low-income countries and emphasizing prevention and early detection as key strategies

Belgian collector and dealer Tim De Craene issues statement after Greek state acquired 262 historic photographs showing scenes from the May 1, 1944, execution of 200 Greek prisoners by Nazi occupation forces in Greece

Yannis Stournaras says the European Central Bank should keep its options open as the Iran conflict adds fresh uncertainty to the inflation outlook and threatens Europe’s fragile growth.

Officials recommend an emergency “go-bag” should include basic necessities such as food, water, first-aid supplies and essential personal documents.

Beijing urges stable global energy supplies and condemns use of force after U.S. military actions in Venezuela and Iran, pledging necessary measures to safeguard its energy interests

Inside Iranian households, says the Iranian community leader in Greece, families have understood for decades that the regime outside their doors does not represent them.

Athens monitors the Iran crisis closely, urging diplomacy and maritime safety, while preparing to repatriate citizens through coordinated contingency plans

Parliament will decide on contracts granting offshore hydrocarbon exploration rights south of the Peloponnese and Crete to a Chevron–Helleniq Energy consortium, as Athens advances its energy strategy.

New data shows Greece still ranks among Europe’s heaviest-smoking nations, even as traditional cigarette use declines and attitudes shift toward alternative nicotine products.

The government is on alert over fuels and natural gas, with price increases at the pump starting tomorrow – Even the convening of a Crisis Management Task Force is on the table.

Two Greek F-16 Block fighter jets, alongside the frigates “Kimon” and “Psara,” are scheduled to arrive in Cyprus on Wednesday morning.

Cyprus’ Minister of Defence is meeting with Greece’s Minister of National Defence and the Chief of the Hellenic National Defence General Staff, in what officials describe as a crucial coordination session under rapidly shifting geopolitical conditions.

Sources at HELLENiQ Energy Motor Oil, quoted by Ot.gr, appeared reassuring that the country retains sufficient crude oil reserves to meet domestic and export demand